Reaffirming the deep and steadfast partnership between the United States and Canada and the ties that bind the 2 countries in support of economic and national security.

Summary

Expresses the Senate's view that strengthening the United States–Canada partnership on trade, integrated supply chains, and security cooperation is timely and important. It cites recent trade figures, the USMCA framework, state export rankings, and Canada’s role in Indo‑Pacific and allied security consultations, but does not change law, create obligations, or provide funding.

• The resolution expresses support for strengthening U.S.–Canada economic and security ties.
• It highlights integrated supply chains and the role of the USMCA in cross‑border trade.
• The text cites recent bilateral trade figures and state export rankings to underscore economic links.
• It recognizes Canada’s role in Indo‑Pacific security and consultations on advanced defense capabilities with U.S. partners.
• The resolution is declarative and non‑binding — it does not change law or provide funding.
• It functions as a policy signal that may guide future legislative or executive actions on trade and security.
• No mandates, appropriations, or tax changes are included.
• Emphasis is placed on both economic interdependence and allied security cooperation.